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Pennsylvania casino updates released

10 August 2007

Top management from six of Pennsylvania's slot operators appeared before the Gaming Control Board yesterday and reported on the status of construction and updated plans for state-of-the-art permanent gaming venues.

Plan unveiled for permanent casino, spa at Meadows

8 August 2007

News Brief: Plans are now set for a permanent slots casino at the Meadows Race Track in Washington County.

Pirates won't block casino

3 August 2007

News Brief: The Pittsburgh Pirates will not try to block construction of Majestic Star Casino, even though the team is seeking a more comprehensive study of game day traffic, officials said Thursday.

Casinos protest $50 million fee

26 July 2007

News Brief: Foxwoods and SugarHouse are both protesting Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board's one-time, $50 million slot machine license fee.

Casino smokes out 'green' builders

18 July 2007

News Brief: Smoking is the 'sticking point' that will keep Majestic Star Casino's Pittsburgh slots parlor from being environmentally certified, owner Don Barden has said.

Mount Airy casino picks Bally Technologies

18 July 2007

Bally Technologies, Inc. has signed a contract with Mount Airy Casino Resort to provide a complete slot and casino management system.

Pennsylvania slot decision upheld

18 July 2007

The Pennsylvania Supreme Court today affirmed the licensing decision of the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board to award a Category 2 slot machine license to HSP Gaming and Philadelphia Entertainment and Development Partners.

Sugarhouse casino finds local support

16 July 2007

News Brief: While some community groups are opposing having casinos like the SugarHouse casino build so close to them, one group is now openly supporting the development.

Mount Airy casino wins ruling

16 July 2007

The Supreme Court of Pennsylvania's unanimous ruling upholding the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board's award of a gaming license to Mount Airy Casino Resort clears the way for the spectacular new, $412 million resort facility to complete initial construction and open its doors this Fall.

Pennsylvania courts affirm slot decision

13 July 2007

The Pennsylvania Supreme Court today unanimously affirmed the licensing decision of the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board to award a Category 2 slot machine license to Mt. Airy Lodge in the Poconos.

Pittsburgh casino timeline discussesd

11 July 2007

News Brief: If everything breaks his way, Don Barden hopes to start construction of his $435 million North Shore casino next month.

Pennsylvania casinos stay open despite shutdown

9 July 2007

Secretary of Revenue Thomas W. Wolf today announced that Commonwealth Court granted a Temporary Restraining Order and ordered the five casinos in the state to remain open despite a partial state shutdown.

Corry treasurer accused of gambling away $6,000 in city funds

8 July 2007

News Brief: Authorities have accused the city treasurer in Corry, Pennsylvania of stealing $6,000 in public funds and gambling the money away in New York casinos.

Harrah's Chester begins another season

5 July 2007

Harrah’s Chester Casino & Racetrack will kick off its second live racing season on Monday, July 9.

Pennsylvania smoking ban approved

27 June 2007

News Brief: The Pennsylvania Senate has approved its version of a bill to ban smoking in most public places and workplaces with some exceptions like casinos.

Meadows reaches out the neighbors

25 June 2007

News Brief: The Meadows Racetrack & Casino is sharing its success by giving out gift cards from local businesses to frequent gamblers and buying from local suppliers.

Pennsylvania horsemen win battle

22 June 2007

The Pennsylvania Thoroughbred Horsemen's Association won two victories today in its ongoing efforts to require Greenwood Gaming, the owner of Philadelphia Park, to fulfill its legal obligation to invest $300 million in a new facility and address poor conditions at the race track.

Foxwoods tax appeal rejected

21 June 2007

News Brief: The Philadelphia Board of Revision Taxes this week rejected Foxwoods' appeal of its property tax bill, which increased from $277,670 in 2005 to $1,377,641 last year.

Science center, Barden still battling

20 June 2007

News Brief: With a court deadline looming, the Carnegie Science Center and Don Barden are still battling over traffic and lighting issues related to his proposed North Shore casino.

PGCB meet in Pittsburgh

20 June 2007

Representatives from Presque Isle Downs and The Meadows will provide updates on their first months of operation when the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board holds its regular meeting on Thursday, June 21, 2007 in Pittsburgh.

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